JUNIPER RESEARCH LAUNCHES FINTECH'S MOST COMPREHENSIVE EMERGING PAYMENTS RESEARCH SUBSCRIPTIONKUAL

KUALA LUMPUR, June 30 (Bernama) -- Juniper Research has launched the fintech industry’s most comprehensive emerging payments research subscription, designed to provide financial institutions and payments vendors with the tools necessary to leverage the opportunities within this global trillion-dollar market.

“The payments landscape is changing at a faster rate than ever before, with new solutions such as CBDCs driving innovative use cases. As such, staying ahead of the curve is becoming increasingly difficult.

“This new resource enables financial institutions and payments stakeholders to recognise today’s shifting markets and seize tomorrow’s opportunities, and ultimately, take the lead over their rivals,” said Juniper Research Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Tony Crabtree.

Several of the world’s leading financial institutions and payments vendors are already experiencing the benefits of an annual subscription to the Emerging Payments Market Intelligence Centre, which includes access to highly granular data and forecasts; unparallelled industry insight; and detailed competitive analysis.

Juniper Research’s Emerging Payments Market Intelligence Centre delivers actionable knowledge and insight on the nine biggest sectors within the emerging payments market, including Buy Now Pay Later; Digital Wallets; eCommerce Payments; and QR Code Payments.

According to Juniper Research in a statement, subscribers also enjoy complimentary access to harvest, a proprietary online data platform that allows users to explore and analyse the latest market data.

In addition, new reports are regularly added to the Emerging Payments Market Intelligence Centre, ensuring that no matter how fast the payments industry moves, subscribers never have to worry about being left behind.

Juniper Research provides research and analytical services to the world’s leading technology companies including consultancy, analyst reports and industry commentary.

-- BERNAMA